vase
IPA: vˈeɪs
noun
- An upright open container used mainly for displaying fresh, dried, or artificial flowers.
- (architecture) The body of the Corinthian capital.
- an exon of NCAM; it is thought to correlate with an inhibition of the neurite outgrowth-promoting properties of this protein
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Examples of "vase" in Sentences
- Pimpernels are placed in vase.
- The vase is placed on the table.
- He has a habit of reusing vases.
- The workmanlike vase is beautiful.
- The inadvertent boy broke the vase.
- The girl accidentally smashed the vase.
- That is the colour of the Portland vase.
- Despite the warning, the boy sullied a vase.
- The adornment of Pontic vases is always similar.
- The vase is now in the National Museum of Ireland.
- I think your Polaroid Flower vase is beautifully clean and minimal.
- The plant in the roof tile vase is Ruscus aculeatus, or butcher's broom.
- This huge vase is now positioned towards the corner front window of the restaurant.
- But I hold that a flower cut from its plant and placed in a vase is as a scalp on the walls of a wigwam.
- His latest “Waterproof” porcelain vase that is shaped like one of those rubber boots you use when it rains.
- From ear to ear the vase is 14″ (36 cm) wide and it is 8″ (21 cm) high and extends 8 (21 cm) from the wall.
- The star lot will be an exquisitely minimalist, grayish-blue glazed vase from the southern Song dynasty (1127-1279).
- Made out of white porcelain, the vase is absolutely waterproof and attaches to the wall by means of two screws – or nails – whatever you prefer.
- For those who know French, they will know that the French word "vase" (from Tim's list) also means "a container" in which one puts flowers, just like in English.
- The PC-in – a-vase is embedded with a pretty good system configuration: with an Intel Atom 230 processor, including NVIDA ION graphics, a 2. 5-inch HDD, 1GB of RAM and a Blu-Ray drive that opens up.